Marilyn Jane Lehman

Marilyn always made the best macaroons and she always brought a batch over to my parents (best friends) to share. Yummm

Marilyn was so kind, thoughtful, funny, nurturing, sweet, creative, a practical joker, smart, caring, faithful, giving, and many other descriptive words. Most of all she was loving and everyone who knew her was Blessed and lives were ever so much richer.
Love you Marilyn and miss you.
Paula and Bob Mack

Dear Laurie, We had a letter returned we sent to Marilyn and with follow up we discovered Marilyn had passed. We are so very sorry for all your family's loss. Marilyn was a joy to all who knew her. She and Bo were my parents (Don and Margaret Kyle) best friends and we too loved all the fun she brought into life. You have our very deepest sympathy.
Bob and Paula Mack

Mrs. Lehman was my 3rd grade teacher when I moved to Manchester from Coventry. She made me feel welcome and quickly paired me up with a "first friend". She was a wonderful teacher and she sparked my love for reading by reading us a book called, "Follow My Leader". I've never forgotten it, and I am 50 years old. She deserved our love and respect and she received it. I know that she is resting in a special place in Heaven. Kimberly (Eicher) Goodman-French Manchester Class of 1987

Your mother was my favorite teacher. I had her in 3rd grade and she taught me more than just knowledge. Always telling me to dream big. Playing the piano and learning patriotic songs in class. I have no doubt she planted the seeds for my future career in public service. Thank you for sharing her with the kids at Nolley Elementary. You will all be in my prayers as your mourn this great loss. Missy Craddock Anthony

Laurie, my deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother. May the happy and wonderful memories of her comfort you and your family during this difficult time.